Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-11-04

Mr.. ALEX CHAMBLIss, is visit
ing his mother at Higginsville.
Miss Dealia HENRY of Hum
phreys is the guest of Mrs. Frank
Quinn.
UNCLE JOHNNY SHAFER, is Just
completing new residenc g in the
north east part of town.
Ira G. HARLAN, left Tuesday
evening for a flying trip to
Ipswich, Oak.
Mr.. JOHN Nor GAN and daughter
Miss Ollie, are quite Ill with
typhoid fever.
J. r. VIRDEN, of Shibley's Point
made the GRAPHIC pleasant call
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. AARON KINGYoN of Novin-
ger spent Sunday with Greentop
friends.
Mr.. MYRoN MILLER, returned
from seven months trip through
out the west, Wednesday.
Forty cars of stock, grain and
hay were shipped from Sublette,
during the month of October.
Mr.. A. DoNEGHY has just CON-
pleted a house of six rooms in the
southwest part of town.
Mrs. L. J. ATTERBURY of At
lanta, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
NJ. G. Glenn.
Mrs. I. I. MONTGOMERY, of
Leoffler, is visiting relatives and
friends at Des Moines, 10.
A. S. FoRQUER of Brashear and
B. F. Rummerfeld of Willmath-
vile, were in Kirksville Saturday.
HORACE SBEEKs continues to
improve slowly, but twill be some
time before he is able to be out
again.
Mrs. JESSIE WILSON, of this
place spent Saturday and Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs W. FL.
Yancy of LaBelle.
J. B. GUPToN, and ALBERN
MILES, Of LaPlata, made the
GRAPHIC business call Friday
afternoon.
MIR. ED. WHEAT, of Kansas City
was in town several days this week.
He is on his way to Chicago to
attend the law school.
Mrs. P. q. KNIGHToN AND Miss
MAY KNIGHToN, of Hannibal, were
the guests of Mrs. Florence
Knighton, Sunday.
| Mr.. AND Mrs. A. INMAN, of
Shibley's Point, were in Kirksville
yesterday and called at the
| GRAPHIC Office.
Mrs. C. A. CAMPBELL, and
daughter, Grace, and Master Earl,
have returned home from visit
with Nebraska relatives.
Mrs. DIR. WILLARD, left for
Kansas City, last night to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Hovey, and
will be gone several weeks.
Mrs. MARY VAN SAINT, and
daughter, of Hannibal, after a
lshort visit with Mrs. j. c.
Thatcher, returned home last week.
HENRY FELKER, left Wednesday,
night for Topeka, Kans., where he
will probably locate. Adair
county loses another of her good
citizens.
Mr.. Ira COLLECT, one of Adair's
most substantial young farmers,
was in town Tuesday and made
1.-The GRAPHIC business call.
Mrs. NANCY GREEN, of Scotland
county was visiting the family of
her son. W. E. Greene. from Fri
day to Tuesday.
Mrs. MATTE MILLER, of Queen
5 City and Mrs. Fowler of Ottumwa,
: were the guests of Mrs. Geo. Rice,
, Tuesday.
J. B SMELL, of Casey To-, who
3 has been visiting c. d. Stott, OF
, Sperry, for two weeks, returned
! home last Friday evening.
' Miss KATE FUNK, returned from
a three weeks visit with relatives
at Fulton, Thursday evening OF
D last week. She was accompanied
4 by her sister, Mrs, ". q Nichols.
II T.. WALGAMoTT, and wife Of
] Scotland County were in Kinks
/ vile, from Thursday to Saturday
I They expect to locate in Ki1ksville
y to educate their family.
s Mr.. W. NJ. PRATHEn and wife
q we're callers at the GRAPHIC
Q Thursday morning. Mr. Prathel
left with US a sweet potato tina
n weighed 81 lbs.
oI Frank Propst was awarded thu
x ,ortr.of for seating the new schoO